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Christmas Rick joins this episode to talk about his collection of Christmas autographs. Hear how he got started and listen for some of the big names he now has (like from Elf and Die Hard!)
In the past, we've covered failed pilots of TV shows. But what if the show in question actually got picked up by the network, produced Several episodes AND was ready to broadcast...only for the plug to be pulled at the last possible second? 2002's "The Grubbs" was one of those shows, and we're going to try to figure out why the axe fell prematurely.
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Enjoy this mini-episode where we take our new segment of the Muppet Recast and we go back to cover our earlier episodes. This one covers our original Episode 2, the 1996 movie Independence Day.
Characters we recast in our ID4 Muppet Movie:
Capt Hiller - Will Smith
President Whitmore - Bill Pullman
David Levinson - Jeff Goldblum
Julius Levinson - Judd Hirsch
General Grey - Robert Loggia
Russell Casse - Randy Quaid
Constance Spano - Margaret Colin
SecDef Nimziki - James Rebhorn
Dr Okun - Brent Spiner
Capt Wilder - Harry Connick Jr.
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The John Hughes written, Ramis directed comedy classic "Vacation" comes to the club and Host Steve Mazan discusses it with Mike Olmstead, Mark Miller and Comic Cal Murata.
Is this a comedy classic?
How great a roll was Chevy on at this time?
What's the funniest line?
Who's best in supporting cast?
How great is the soundtrack?
Who is teh best French kisser?
All these questions and more get answered on this week's Mazan Movie Club Podcast.
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Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast we are talking to Ike Eisenmann who you will likely remember from television, commercials and film. From Double Mint Gum ads to Escape from Witch Mountain to Fantastic Journey, Ike was about as in demand a child and young adult actor was in the 1970s and 1980s. What you may not know about Ike however, if you didn’t grow up in Houston, Texas is that Ike’s dad Albert was the creator and host of a massively popular local children’s show, Cadet Don which ran for close to a decade from 1959 to 1968.
We talk to Ike about quite a few topics including his Pop Culture Retro Podcast, local programming on television that simply doesn’t exist anymore, the influence the Cadet Donshow had on children (including two celebrity brothers) as well as the role NASA played in the show. We also hear from Ike about what it was like about becoming a child actor and the salvation it presented for him. You’ve heard of Stage Mothers? We hear about his Stage Father, who was somewhat difficult and overly aggressive guardian who often shared his own head shots with casting directors while Ike auditioned for a role. Ike was incredibly generous to talk about the dark times as well as the folly.
What folly you ask? Disco dancing with Brooke Shields and Lisa Whelchel at Disneyland? Or how about working with ex quarterback playboy ‘Dandy’ Don Meredith on a pilot that never went to series? Regardless, Ike was most insightful and open about growing up the child of a celebrity as well as his own celebrity and you can listen to that now, on the Rarified Heir Podcast. Everyone has a story.
Aujourd'hui on vous parle du film Pluie d’enfer ou Hard Rain en Version original. Un film Américano-britano-dano-franco-sino-néo-zélandais de 1998 réalisé par Mickael Salomon avec Christian Slater, Morgan Freeman, Randy Quaid et Minnie
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New guest to the show Whitney takes us back to 1930's Kasasas by way of 1973 in Peter Bogdanovich's Paper Moon. A movie with more than it's fair share of surprises including a wonderful performance by Tatum O'Neal.
This week the girls take aim at... Recasting Independence Day
Bianca opened the episode with a short discussion of how we came to decide to recast this particular movie. She also explained that we agreed to only recast certain characters in order to make sure this episode was not 84 years long. Then for entertainment purposes, she decided to use a random Disney character generator to assist her in her recasting assignment. Results did not disappoint!
Amy also decided to take a different spin and changed the genders of the main characters we agreed to recast in the team meeting. It turns out the genders of the main characters really do not play an important part in the movie!
Sarah decided to ignore the brief on which characters to recast and recast the characters she wanted to discuss. Except of course Jeff Goldblum. In Sarah's mind (and heart) one simply does not recast Jeff Goldblum in any circumstances.
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Scholar/gentlemen/regional theater critic and mysterious science writer Devon Coleman helps us bring this subway to the station.
We talk about the lenticular VHS cover for this movie, along with the 5-Star Edition DVD set. Devon talks about the 25 year old movie goof he finally saw. And we get into the major themes of Independence Day in a pre and post-9/11 America.
Also, we reveal what Lulu’s real name is.
This week, we talk about Independence Day with Laus “Nicholaüs” Weindel. Laus talks about Goldblum’s smart choices and David Arnold's incredible music. Tyler goes off on his personal vendetta against Spacemoms.
Also, Tyler has some news.
On the 25th anniversary of the film Independence Day, we revisit the good, bad and in between of one of the most fun summer blockbusters of the past 30 years.
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This week, our guest is Patch, Lulu Nagel’s husband! Patch talks about the specific night that he and Lulu actually saw Independence Day at the Highland Mall on July 3rd, 1996.
Lulu posits a conspiracy theory that Randy Quaid sabotaged his own missile through incompetence. We also get to the bottom of why the missiles are called “Foxes.” Tyler and Lulu also re-enact a scene, with Lulu busting out her flawless Robert Loggia impression.
Patch stumps Tyler, our resident film scholar, with an incredible reference to Jeff Goldblum’s oeuvre.
We also FINALLY get to watch the infamous alternate ending of Independence Day. And Patch tells an insane story…about a chicken.
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